Demonoid 1971

2015
16min

MA NOTE

This is the fourth in a series of five films under the pen name of Juan Francisco Moctezuma II. The third, "Una Mujer Sin Precio 1961" screened at Sitges film festival in 2014. twin9000.wix.com/juanmoctezumafansite

A group of friends camps in the jungles of Mexico (shot on location in Las Pozas in San Luis PotosÃ, MÃ©xico) but the vacation turns to horror when one by one members of the group goes missing. When Julian (Jorge KarlÃ³z) discovers it's his own girlfriend, Erika (Gabi Mayorga, star of "Las Fieras 1969"), killing people off he can't believe it; he's right it's the demon, Itzpapalotl, possessing the innocent Erika. Now those left living with the help of an Aztec priest (Antonio Monroi of "Apocalypto") must perform the ancient Aztec new fire ceremony in order to save Erika, their own lives and all of humanity, but it all depends on whether or not Julian truly loves Erika.

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA group of campers with the help of an Aztec priest must fight the Aztec demon Itzpapalotl to save themselves and the world.A group of campers with the help of an Aztec priest must fight the Aztec demon Itzpapalotl to save themselves and the world.A group of campers with the help of an Aztec priest must fight the Aztec demon Itzpapalotl to save themselves and the world.

Réalisation
- Juan F. Moctezuma II
- Alaric S. Rocha
Scénario
- Alaric S. Rocha
Casting principal

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MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Juan F. Moctezuma II
- Alaric S. Rocha
Scénario
- Alaric S. Rocha
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Récompenses
- 1 victoire au total

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6/10

DEMONOID 1971: IT'S AZTEC 3D!

This Mexican horror short film by Frank Moctezuma a.k.a. Alaric S. Rocha. This little Spanish-languaged horror gem has been shown across the U.S. at horror film events and festivals, it's main influence is from 70s exploitation cinema and Aztec culture.I

Although the film entry is shorter couple of minutes than the director's cut, it has too many characters. The strength of this film is its filming location in Mexico and its 3D segment. The story surrounds a crew of college-aged people hiking in the forest; they bumped into a man, seemed possessed and speaking Nahualt, language of the Aztec (Mexica).

Then one by one, they start disappearing and the story unfolds! It's soundtrack reflects the early 70s and Mexican popular culture.